Safety
Five Ways to Keep Construction Jobsites Safe
The best way to keep a jobsite safe is to ensure everyone, from the home office to the front line, has easily accessible life-saving information by establishing a solid line of communication.
By Stokes McIntyre
June 22, 2020
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Safety
by Stokes McIntyre
Stokes McIntyre is the President and Co-Founder of MindForge, an affiliate of the International Risk Management Institute (IRMI). Stokes also serves as Vice Chairman of IRMI and President of production company Hotbed, LLC. MindForge is a holistic communication hub designed to unite construction organizations. The platform simplifies workforce communication and maximizes quality with tools that keep jobsites safe, efficient and connected.
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